This is the second part about BJT polarization. Are shown projects of circuits with fixed and emitter’s stable polarization.
Category: Analog electronics
Technical Museum Nikola Tesla (Part 4)
This is the last part of Technical Museum Nikola Tesla.
RL circuit analysis
Today is shown how to do RL circuit analysis which have resistors, switches and inductors.
Design and assembling of a linear source
You needs a DC generator source, but for some reason, can’t purchase one? You can build your own linear source, in this post is shown how.
Other 3 circuit theorems
Exist other circuit theorems in addition to Thévenin and Norton. Are shown in this post: Maximum power transfer, Millman and Substitution.
Arduino tutorial (Part 13, joystick)
In this tutorial, it is shown how to use joystick module in Arduino to make projects. This module is similar to the model found in Playstation controls.
Multivibrators with 2 transistors: astable, monostable and bistable
A multivibrator is a circuit which has two states in output, high or “1” and low or “0”. The Multivibrators can be of three types: Astable, monostable and bistable. In this…
Theorems of superposition, Thévenin and Norton
In this post are shown theorems of superposition, Thévenin and Norton. Only DC circuits with resistors are used as examples.
Assembling a line follower robot
With infrared (IR) sensors, can build a line follower robot. The construction and operation of this type is the post’s subject.
RC circuit analysis
In this post is shown how to analyze a RC circuit, by that, with resistors and capacitors.